Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-11

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the market TO drop bark in order to shake
out all the small dealers. Enormous guam
titles Of wheatrwere thrown on the market
hy local houses for customers on top" CT
ders and where margins had expired. The
market opened this morning with May ut
SHE, or &c. lOwerthan last evening. Al
rally TO S4s followed, but under the pres
sure of large offerings, the price broke off
to CSC. Considerable ''long" wheat was
sold on the down turn. but the impression
was that it was outside and scattered lots,
and not wheat belonging to the bull clique.
A rally to S33c. succeeded, with more con-
idence being shown by operators. 1t was
reported that the proposed duty on wheat
in France was to 90 into effect, and this
helped the depression. The government
report, showing the amount Of wheat on
baud to be in excess of the supply one
year ago, was also regarded as a strong
bear argument. While these statements
NAV have had their effect, it was noticed
that several of the former big bear opera
tors had commenced to throw very. large
quantities OF wheat on the market. Halt
| million bushel lots were offered by one or
two prominent bears and when the panic
was near its height, the rumOr was started
that several large houses had failed. The
result was that prices fell of in the sharp
est manner imaginable until May had
touched Sic. 4 reaction to 81 C. followed,
where the market rested at l o'clock. The
rumor of failures was diSprOven in the
| afternoon and the market rallied to sale.
and closed for the day at S2saS2tc. Corn
A-z nntg nntat apH firm Tharn yVnS
little doing in mess pork. Lard active and
strong. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. = spring 15sa773c; No. 3
spring nominal; No , red nominal; March
75sa7Sic closing at 1850; May SlaS4sc,
closing at S2lc; June S04aS2c, closing at
Size; July S1aS2c, closing at Sic. Corn
Cash No. = 36ia3Ssc: March 36a37bc,
closing at Sole; May 41a42sc, closing at
llIc; June ~4l3al2sc, closing at 4lIc;
July 42laI3Ic, closing at 42{c. Oats
Cash No. >, 244c; March 24ia2isc, closing
at 24ic; May 29a29Sc, closing at 29ic;
June ~29ia295c, closing at 29lc. Rye-Cash
No. = at 54c. Barley-NO. !, 49aa52c,
Flax Seed-NO. l, 81 90. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 sal SO. Mess Pork-Cash
$40 10; March $50 10; May $40 30; June
$50 80. Lard-Cash s. So; March 81 e0a
: 90, closing at s. So; May 81 g2!aS 10
closing at 81 90; June S. OOas l2!, clos
ing at IS %. ~POrk-ShOrt ribs s. 30
shoulders Sc O0a6 %; short clear 81 -;
; 90. Whisky-At 81 Is. SugarS-Cut
loaf GlaGSc; granulated &c; standard \
5gJa5c. Butter-Steady creamery 25a5lc
dairy 2ia2Sc. Eggs-llall3c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Flour-
Quiet. Wheat-Opencd weak, reacted
and closed steady; rejected grain depo
SIC: do ungraded, 924c; No. > red Marcl
9la9lIc; do April 81 sa9lSc; do May Hi;
92lc; do June 92aG2tc. Corn-Spot firm
futures quiet; No. 1 mixed grain depo
iGc; do No. 3 low mixed, l5c; do No.
mixed i7c; No. , yellow atloat i7c; No.
, mixed March 47al7ic c; April 47a41!c; d.
Nav 41aaiSr; June 47&aIsic. Oats
Spot dull and weak; rejected white, ;3ic
stained No. 3white 3iic; No. | white36ic
: futures quiet but steady; No. , whit
March 3Ga36!c; April 3GSa36.c; Ma.
37la31ic; June 31ta315c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March lO.-COttOn-
! In TOOu ucHlillu dnu nlShtl, iHluuiIhS
8 Lice. FlOur-Easier. Whcat-Easicl
No. , red Sic; receipts 1900 bushels
shipments 500 bushels. Corn-Qnict
A., No. , mixed 3gaiOc. O~atS-Firm; No.
~. mixed pole. Rye-Stcady; No. > SO
, ork-Neglected and nominal at SIS d
: Larh-Dull at s. ~. Bulk Meats-Quit
and unchanged. Bacon-Quict and III
changed. Whiskey-Steady and quie'
sales 49S barrels; finished goods on baSi
at 81 -. Butter-Firm. Sugar-Steady
Egg3-Firmcr at I2!c. Chcese-Steady.
! Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., March l0.-Wheat-Du
>: and iirmcr; cash S3!c; MaySic; June So,
August Sic. COrn-Dull and steady; Ma
o He bid. OatS-Neglected. Glover See
|. Steady; March 81 pal - asked.